Of course well educated people supported Bernie as did people from all ''levels'' of society and ethnic background.
I'm all against labelling & I get what you mean but (as I understand it) when Hedges, a well known and respected political analyst addresses the ''college-educated elites'' he is referring to those that work on behalf of multimillion dollar/blood sucking corporations and not of all people with a higher education.
He even wrote so in his first sentence: College-educated elites,on behalf of corporations, carried out the savage neoliberal assault on the working poor.
Education is brought up in the sense of a social privilege one has to be able to attend an Ivy League school (crazy expensive tuitions & often some sort of strong political/family connections) and therefore find employment in the aforementioned corporations.
Of course well educated people supported Bernie as did people from all ''levels'' of society and ethnic background.
I'm all against labelling & I get what you mean but (as I understand it) when Hedges, a well known and respected political analyst addresses the ''college-educated elites'' he is referring to those that work on behalf of multimillion dollar/blood sucking corporations and not of all people with a higher education.
He even wrote so in his first sentence: College-educated elites, on behalf of corporations, carried out the savage neoliberal assault on the working poor.
Education is brought up in the sense of a social privilege one has to be able to attend an Ivy League school (crazy expensive tuitions & often some sort of strong political/family connections) and therefore find employment in the aforementioned corporations.
Well that's what I understood anyway.